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AUDIO A Boost For The Devonwood Conservation Area

AM800-News-Mary-Riley-Caesars-Windsor-2-October-2018.JPG-1.8520342 AM800-News-Mary-Riley-Caesars-Windsor-2-October-2018.JPG (The trail at the Devonwood Conservative Area has been named the Caesars Windsor Nature Trail, October 24, 2018 (Photo by AM800's Rob Hindi))

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A Caesars donation was used to resurface the 4.5 kilometre trail.

Caesars Windsor is giving back to the community by investing $70,000 into the Devonwood Conservation Area.

Money was used to resurface the 4.5 kilometre trail.

"This is a wonderful way for us to take our Caesars Windsor Cares outside of our building and into the community where our employees live, where they spend time with their family and this trail is a beautiful way for us to provide a great environment for our community," says Vice President of Marketing Mary Riley.

She says users will notice some differences.

"They added lighting, there's new benches and just some of the infrastructure are the trail to update it."  "It's a great location, Riley says. "It's right here in our city everybody should really come out and see this wonderful trail."  

The trail located on Division Rd. just north of Cabana has been renamed to the Caesars Windsor Nature Trail.

Caesars Windsor's Vice President of Marketing Mary Riley, October 24, 2018 (Photo by AM800's Rob Hindi)